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| | Refresh Rate I have a CRT Monitor and ATI X1900XTX graphics card. I have the correct drivers and my monitor is listed correctly. In XP you could force the refresh rate for 3d app's, through both dxdiag and in the ati drivers, but you don't seem to be able to do this in Vista. Anyone got any recommendations of good tool to use for forcing refresh rates in Vista ?. Thanks... |
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| | I have the same problem, please help someone! |
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| | Re: Refresh Rate "bredlly" <bredlly.2okq5b@no-mx.forums.net> wrote > > I have the same problem, please help someone! Same problem as what? You have replied to an old message but not quoted any of it so your post has no context. Many people use a newsreader to access what is actually a Usenet newsgroup, not a chat forum, and only download the most recent messages so the other messages in a thread might not be visible. That's why it's standard protocol to quote at least a portion of the message to which you reply, and create a new thread for your issue rather than tacking on to an old one, and supply some relevant details. Good luck. -- Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell] |
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